Question: What
is RCA?
Answer: RCA
stands for Regional Co-operative Agreement (RCA). RCA
is an intergovernmental agreement for East Asia & Pacific
region, under the auspices of the IAEA,
in which the Government Parties undertake, in co-operation with
each other and with the IAEA
to promote and co-ordinate co-operative research, development
(R&D) and training projects in nuclear science and
technology through their appropriate national institutions.
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Question: How
many countries participate in RCA?
Answer: The original
RCA
Member States
initially involved ten (10) countries. The earliest signatories to
the original agreement, according to the records were the following:
India(7June 72), Vietnam (12 June 72), Indonesia (16 Oct 72),
Thailand (4 Dec 72), Philippines (17 April 73), Singapore, Pakistan
(6 Sept 74), Korea (9 Oct 74) Bangladesh (23 Oct 74) and Sri Lanka
(9 Mar 76); now there are seventeen (17) which are as follows:
Australia, Bangladesh, People's Republic of China, India, Indonesia
Republic of Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand,
Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.
The newest members are Mongolia (1992), Myanmar (1994) and New
Zealand (1994). [more..]
Question:
How to contact RCA Focal Person?
Answer:
Using email, click RCA
Focal Person.
Question:
How to contact RCA MOH Webmaster?
Answer :
Using email, click RCA
MOH Webmaster.